Will I be able to install a 240mm or a 120mm CLC in this case? And if so where?
22140
I have a Corsair H90 140 mm installed. I have it exhaust out of the back side of the case. Moved the existing fan to the bottom of the case. No issues, cools great.
2030891
You need DR221CL for your model number that you provided. This one is a different model number.
398992
I put a Clarion M303 in mine. If the dimensions are similar you will have no problem.
1457243
I have a similar 120mm setup mounted to the rear fan slot and it works great but I had to take out the 200mm side fan to close the side panel.
53505
Sorry you are out of luck. Both types of installation (Bolt through the desk and the clamp type) are up to 1.5". I have attached the link for the item specs http://www.atdec.com/SiteMedia/w3svc1068/Uploads/Documents/Visidec%20VF-AT-NBC%20Technical%20specs.pdf
1143777
Should not be a problem. The bracket clamps on to the lock levers. The width is the main concern. In my installation I had to omit one of the fans on my aftermarket CPU cooler. No problem if you run liquid or use the Intel CPU fan. Check the wires of the fan very carefully. I had to re-solder one.
1915091
I believe that question was answered in the information booklet that came with the item. If you can't find it I am sure if you took the item to your local hardware type store they could show you what would work.
66060
Actually you'll need a smaller fan, like 80mm or so. The 120mm is too big for this case which I found out the hard way by buying a 120mm fan and it didn't fit.
519860
No. The mounting points are the same as they would be for a standard 120mm fan. The Noctua NF-A14 PWM would be the option that fits the 140mm pattern.
129247
Sorry I do not have one. Call mfg or go to web.however a lot of 14 mm are left hand threads and converters are available.
1212572
I have been able to fit a Primochill 120mm in the case, but removed it and put in a single bay xspc reservoir. For the radiator, since my two 7970 Ghz cards are quite big and cool real well I only have a single 120mm rad for my fx8350. But at one point I had a 240mm rad plus the 120mm rad and thought about considering a dual 80mm for the bottom two fan ports. But, I wouldn't see much possibility of putting in a bigger rad in than 240mm. But if you are good with aerodynamics, or understand a lesser extent air flow, then you should be fin with one 240mm and the additional 120mm. Maybe a little equipment possibilities would also clear up my blurriness of what you would like to run, game wise, and to run, hardware wise. It is a great case and have run everything from Crysis to AC Unity to BF4 and have never gotten above 40c on my cpu or 65c on either of my crossfired cards. But, a little more info from you could clear things up. Plus I could upload a picture to give you somewhat spacial considerations. And it can fit a 1200ax power supply...little bit cramped but have yet to have problems. -some AMD Aficionado...
1952211
yeah a 120mm fan can fit in the rear, idk about a 144mm tho. In the front i have a bitfenix 200mm fan in the front and i think that's all it supports. The case it self come comes with a stock 200mm fan in the front.
1531655
The bulb is 240mil longer and the diameter is 60mil larger then the halogen bulb. It should fit any standard fixture without a problem.
529238
Take the bolts and nuts to any ACE or True Value Hardware stores. The folks there should be able to find equivalent sizes (if not identical threading) to replace the stock hardware with longer versions. Go with stainless steel if you can find it -- the few bucks extra will be worth it once you see how quick regular steel hardware can rust (and forced to replace it over and over). Cheers and all the best, -Rob
174518
Should fit fine, i have a tall 120mm cooler and have about 2 more inches of clearance
1620616
It depends on your esc. There are different cards for diff cards for diff esc.
2019536
Replace with another 200mm fan, available from www.corsair.com. I believe the part number is CC600TW-200MM. You may find it here on amazon.